"Their architectural style is as stubborn as their tempers!" Nightfinch said to Takava as he reached the top of the fortress, "as a matter of basic courtesy, you should go and talk to them first! we're not like those savage guys—"

"But the dwarves are by far the most righteous race in the continent!" said Takava with a smile, "Wait a minute, I'll come when I go!" As he spoke, Takava flapped his wings and slowly landed on the wall where Silverbeard stood. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

And the dwarven side was ready to fight when they saw the two demons flying over, which was one of the main reasons why the night sparrow taunted them, of course, there were some old feuds, this is a trivial matter, you can not talk about it, and the night finch is not so careful.

"Please put down your weapons, she is the envoy of the other party, and she has come to negotiate peace!" Takawa saw the posture of facing the enemy behind the city wall, and hurriedly said, as for the strength of the other party, Takawa is naturally very clever and silent, staying with the dwarves for so long, plus she also communicated with the dwarves in Fei'er before, and she still has some understanding of the dwarves' personality Takawa, but what she didn't expect is that those dwarves who can walk outside are already very friendly among the dwarves, and the dwarves who live here are simply a disaster in terms of personality!

"Lay down your weapons!" The dwarves did not move until Silverbeard spoke.

Takawa sighed slightly, then returned to the sky to pick up the night sparrow, which is sometimes really frustrating for the character of a dwarf.

"Let's go down!" said Takava to Nightfinch, "The dwarves are stubborn, but they should know what is important!"

"That means you haven't seen it through—" Nightfinch smiled mysteriously at Takava, "Arrogance can sometimes make people willingly destroy everything!" and then flapped his wings and landed with Takava on the dwarven walls.

The dwarves themselves were not friendly to the demons, and since they had destroyed an entire army and suffered defeats, it was impossible to give Nightfinch a good expression, "Say what you wanted!" Silverbeard said when he saw Nightfinch and Takawa fall on the wall.

"As far as I know, the dwarves don't seem to be busy with much!" said Nightfinch in a slightly playful tone, then bowed slightly to Silverbeard, "The Commander of the Third Legion under the Throne of Ekrypton, the son of Gish, Nightfinch!"

"When did the demon know to be polite?" Silverbeard looked coldly at the night sparrow who introduced himself, let alone talk about peace talks like this, it would be good not to fight.

"Since it's a peace talk, let's find a place to sit down and talk!" Seeing that the contradiction between the two had not eased in the slightest, but was in danger of further intensifying, Takawa hurriedly walked between the two.

Silverbeard and Night Sparrow are not happy with anyone, and it can be regarded as a face for Feiyue behind Takawa, so they followed Takava to sit on a stone table by the fortress wall, but the positions chosen by the two are still opposites, and Takava is sitting in the middle, as for the soldiers, they also sweat for their king, although they are also full of disdain for the demons in their hearts, but they are still unwilling to declare a full-scale war with them, not to mention the combat effectiveness of the opposite side, the current situation outside is not optimistic, and it is the most rational choice to preserve strength at this time.

"Say what you ask, demon!" Silverbeard's tone was the same as always, but this time he didn't put his hand on the weapon, which was a big concession.

"Three hundred and thirty-three pigs, cows, and sheep, plus a jar of spirits, I know the size of your dwarf's biggest jar, don't fool me!" said Nightfinch without hesitation.

"I've lost a whole legion, demon!" Although the dwarves are not short of money, but this amount is not small, although they can afford it, but as a dwarf, it is even more difficult to make them pay willingly than ascending to the sky, even for Feiyue, they only have some labor, that's all.

"Are you dwarves so decayed that you can't even afford it?" said Nightfinch disappointedly, "Your ancestors have provided us with so much food every month!"

"Our ancestors?" Silverbeard paused slightly, "cunning demon, you can't fool me, it's just a gift to the gods, when will it become food for you?"

"Our immediate boss is the god, what's the difference between offering to the god and offering it to us and then we offering it to the god?" Night Sparrow raised his eyebrows slightly, "Or are you no longer believing in the god of flame?"

"It's been a long time since the gods appeared, don't bluff me with the gods!" Silverbeard stroked his beard, "But we dwarves are not so stubborn, three hundred and thirty-three pigs, cattle and sheep, and a jar of spirits, no problem, but we need to sacrifice together!"

"In that case, let me ask the lord!" With that, Nightfinch got up again, then bowed slightly to Silverbeard, and went back to the demon's stronghold, leaving Takava with embarrassed faces and Silverbeard, still a little angry, sitting in place.

In less than half an hour, Nightfinch returned, and Silverbeard and Takava were still sitting there, not saying anything, not knowing what they were thinking.

"The lord agrees to your request, but the place of sacrifice must be chosen by us!" Nightfinch said to Silverbeard as he landed beside Takava. "Of course, if the dwarves have forgotten the ancient ritual of sacrifice, we don't mind teaching you!"

This time the night sparrow really stumped the silver whisker, not to mention the sacrificial ceremony, even the so-called god dwarves that the night sparrow said had forgotten what they looked like, and they said before that they wanted to complete the ritual together but they couldn't swallow this breath, now it's okay, I tasted what it means to lift a stone and hit one's own foot in a minute, and the embarrassed expression of the silver whisker didn't say anything about the dwarf Takawa, even the night finch sighed helplessly, this has been thousands of years, right?

Immediately, Night Sparrow pulled Takawa aside, "I'll teach you the steps and etiquette of the sacrifice later, and then you can teach the dwarves, if this continues, I think the dwarves will regret it!"

And when Takava returned to his place, Silverbeard also pulled Takava to the side, "Did the goddess tell you about the sacrificial rituals in the past, although it is recorded in our murals and books, it has not been used for a long time!" Silverbeard then took out a strand of hair given by Fei Yue, "No, we all use the easier way now, that kind of sacrifice is so old!"

Takawa really didn't know how to describe it in his heart at this time, he had a lot of contact with the dwarves, and in the end, it was the Night Sparrow who saw it through, "I remember, I'll discuss the location with the demon when I go back, and I'll teach you at night, but it may be more troublesome!"

"It's okay, we dwarves aren't afraid of trouble!" said Silverbeard, pretending to be talking and laughing with Takawa again, and after Takawa returned to his seat, Nightfinch winked at Takava as if to say, "Look, right?"

Then, as planned, Takawa returned to the demon's stronghold with the Night Sparrow and began to plan the time and place of the sacrifice, and finally the demon took out an ancient map, which Takawa found to be quite different from the map in his hand, so he took out the map in his hand.

"Don't look at it, the current map lacks Hell and Heaven, and they are above the northeast and central regions of here, respectively!" Night Sparrow compared the two maps, and then pointed at the map, and at this moment, Takava realized that his location was just below the orc savannah, with a canyon above his head, and not far from here, was the main city of the orcs, Aylar. If Fei Yue was present now, Fei Yue would definitely sigh a lot, because this is one of the unknown areas that Tunas marked for Fei Yue.

"Can you give me a copy of this map?" said Takava to Nightfinch, "It will be of great use in our defenses!"

But Takava's request was rejected by Nightfinch, "I'm sorry, I can't give you this map just yet!" Nightfinch put away his ancient map, "Even if we will be allies in the near future and will fight side by side, but sorry, not right now!"

"I'm sorry, I'm asking too much, this is a military secret!" Takawa bowed slightly to Nightsparrow as a rude gesture, before turning his gaze to his map, where the dwarf's canyon was already marked.

"Let's do it in the canyon!" Nightfinch said to Takava, "I don't think the dwarves will be so nervous, if it weren't for the fact that the ritual of sacrifice had to be in the open air, I think it might be better in the middle of the strongholds of the two armies!"

"It's still in the canyon! I can't stand the air anymore!" Takawa said with a smile, "though it's not a good thing to get used to the air of the World Tree as a demon!"

"Okay, then I'll teach you the steps of the sacrifice, you must remember it, and then go back and teach the stubborn dwarves!" After speaking, the night finch began to demonstrate the steps of the sacrifice in front of Takawa, fortunately there are not many steps, otherwise it is really difficult for Takawa to say whether the group of dwarves can remember, of course, there are many ancient sacrifices, and the night finch is afraid that it is only the easiest to teach Takawa, she is also afraid that the dwarves will not be able to remember, right?

Takawa was really tired during this time, after returning to the dwarven stronghold, several dwarf elders and priests in charge of the sacrifice were already waiting, and after teaching this group of dwarves the steps of the sacrifice and seeing the learning ability of the dwarves, Takawa once again thanked the night sparrow, if the night finch really deliberately wanted to make things difficult for the dwarves, and made a sacrifice that required dancing and many steps, I am afraid that it would be enough to let the dwarves learn in a short period of time.